Requesting Assistance Sample Clauses

Requesting Assistance. This is a legally binding contract of insurance between You (the Policyholder) and Us (the insurer). This contract does not give, or intend to give, rights to anyone else. No one else has the right to enforce any part of this contract. We reserve the right to cancel or change any part of this contract without getting anyone else’s permission by giving fourteen days’ notice to You. We agree to cover the person named by Your Agent under the terms and conditions of this policy, as long as the premium has been paid. The following definitions apply to this policy where the word appears in bold text:

Requesting Assistance. Requests for Aid and Assistance will be made by the Evacuating Liaison to the Sheltering Liaison and will state that it is made pursuant to this MOU. i. The request may be made orally, to be followed as soon as practicable by a written confirmation of that request.

Requesting Assistance. The Chief Information Officer (“CIO”), Information Technology Director (“IT Director”), or designee of the Participating Entity that has experienced an IT Incident may request Mutual Aid from the CIO, IT Director, or designee of another Participating Entity verbally or in writing. The determination as to what Mutual Aid may be made available to the Requesting Entity without unduly interfering with the IT Services of the Responding Entity shall be made at the sole discretion of the CIO, IT Director, or designee of the Responding Entity. Each Participating Entity agrees to assess local resources to determine availability of Mutual Aid based on current or anticipated needs of the Responding Entity. Requests for Mutual Aid shall not be requested by a Party unless it is directly related to the IT Incident and resources available from the Requesting Party are inadequate.

Requesting Assistance. Assistance for any aspect of service provided by Campus Technologies may be obtained by contacting the CT HELP Desk. Assistance may be obtained in the following manner:  Via Phone: The HELP Desk may be reached by dialing (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. Help Desk hours are from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. The HELP Desk is not staffed on weekends or designated university holidays. If all technicians are unavailable, your call will be directed to Voicemail.  Via Email: Non-emergency calls may be sent to the HELP Desk by Email to: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Calls placed via Email will be responded to by the next business day.  Via Voicemail: During regular business hours when all available technicians are busy, or at other times, the HELP ▇▇▇▇ is answered by Voicemail. Tickets are created by the HELP Desk, and your building technician will return your call during normal business hours. Calls received outside of regular business hours will be addressed the next business day. Assistance for student’s network connectivity problems are handled through the TechConnect Carry-in Center. This center is a service of Residence Life, not the Campus Technologies Division. For services other than network connectivity, viruses, or spyware, students will be required to make arrangements for repair with an off-campus provider. Any calls for student personal computing support placed to the CT Help Desk will be transferred to TechConnect Carry-in Center. The TechConnect Carry-in Center is staffed by one fulltime technician and student technicians. Assistance is requested by calling ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ and leaving a voice mail message. If the requestor has left proper information, including return phone number and time(s) when they may be contacted, their call will be returned within one business day. During the first few weeks of semester startup, additional time should be anticipated, due to high call volumes. TechConnect Carry-in Center is staffed by trained student technicians who work 7-10 hours per week, mostly nights and weekends and one fulltime professional. Calls are typically handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Students requesting service who do not provide complete information, do not return scheduling calls or are not available at the time mutually agreed upon for assistance will be moved to the bottom of the priority list. All attempts to return calls or provide service are logged, and 3 repeated failures to respond will result in service call c...

Requesting Assistance. 4.1 Where the Officer in Charge determines that an Emergency exists that is beyond the capabilities of his/her resources he/she may request additional Emergency Resources from an Officer in Charge representing the fire department of any of the Parties to this agreement. 4.2 A department who receives a request for Emergency Resources may, at their sole discretion determine if they can fulfill the request. If the requested department determines it is unable to fulfill the request, that decision will be communicated to the Requesting Department. Nothing in this agreement shall be interpreted as requiring any Party or their fire department to supply Emergency Resources to another Party or their fire department. 4.3 The Officer in Charge of the Requesting Department shall immediately release from active assistance, a Providing Department if the Providing Department's Emergency Resources are required in their own Area of Jurisdiction. 4.4 A Requesting Department shall advise a Providing Department in a timely manner that their Emergency Resources are no longer required and shall not typically require the Providing Department for clean-up. 4.5 The Requesting Department's Officer in Charge has the authority to command and control the Emergency Resources of the Providing Department until such time as the Requesting Department notifies the Providing Department that their Emergency Resources are no longer required.‌

Requesting Assistance. 1. The OSC can request Air Force assistance by contacting the DOMS by message or by telephone with the following information: a. The Federal Project Number (FPN); b. A description of the incident underlying the request to include the location, time, and quantity of oil discharged and subject to discharge; c. The number of spray aircraft and crews requested; d. Recommended employment site(s); e. The type/designation of the dispersant to be used; f The message address and voice/FAX telephone number of the OSC or other officer in charge of the operation; and g. The maximum funding authorized for Air Force support of the cleanup and recovery. operation. 2. The OSC will follow up a telephonic request with a confirming message to ▇▇▇▇ referencing the request. HQ USAF, HQ AFRES, HQ ACC, 10th Air Force and 910th Airlift Wing will be included as information addressees on all messages. Upon approval of the use of DoD assets, DOMS will authorize the Air Force support of the operation and will confirm receipt of the above information. A capability assessment and technical information may be obtained by the OSC prior to formal tasking by direct communication with the 910th Airlift Wing, Youngstown Air Reserve Station, Ohio. Pertinent message addresses and telephone numbers are contained in Attachment 1.

Requesting Assistance. The Montana Sheriff’s Mutual Aid Program, Resource Request guide should be referenced when requesting mutual aid or initiating a Project STAR request. The primary means of getting assistance should always be through normal mutual aid or other existing law enforcement agreements in place with nearby jurisdictions. In most situations mutual aid resources, combined with the other local assets can help meet immediate short-term incident needs. If mutual aid is exhausted/unavailable, requesting jurisdictions should contact the Sheriff’s Mutual Aid Program /MSPOA Staff with their request for assistance. Call ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (Program Manager) at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (MSPOA) at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ and be prepared to provide the following information: • Requesting Jurisdiction Name • Requestor Name/Role • Requestor Contact Information • Situation (Conditions, Actions, Needs) • Specific Resource Needs (Number, Configuration, Leadership) • Reporting Location and Time/Date Needed • Estimated Duration • Responding Resource logistical/equipment needs • Incident Contact Information • Radio Frequencies to be used MSMAP/MSPOA staff will then begin contacting their County Representatives for resources to mobilize to the jurisdiction in need.

Requesting Assistance. An authorized representative of a jurisdiction may request public information assistance by contacting COPIN and providing as much of the following information as possible: • A description of the emergency. • The name of the individual to which a COPIN member will report to for assignment and supervision, and specific time and location where services will be staged. • A description of the type of services or skills needed, number of COPIN members requested, and an estimate, if known, of approximately how long services will be required. • Information as to whether any needed public information services may be performed “off-site” by COPIN members who would not need to travel to a specific response location. • A listing of equipment, such as computers, printers, fax machines, and phones that are supplied or may that may not be available for use by those providing public information support. • Details about accommodations, meals, and travel expense reimbursement. • The names of other jurisdictions engaged or likely to be involved and whether a Joint Information Center (JIC) has been established or is anticipated. ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR DEATH BENEFITS To the extent coverage is not extended by regular employers of COPIN members providing support, the requesting party shall attempt to provide, in accordance with its own laws, for the payment of benefits to an injured member and to representatives of a deceased member if a COPIN member sustains injuries or is killed while rendering support pursuant to this compact, in the same manner and on the same terms as if the injury or death were sustained by an employee of the requesting party’s jurisdiction. PERSONAL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT Personnel activated by COPIN are eligible for reimbursement by the requesting party for reasonable out-of-pocket travel expenses, meals and lodging while conducting approved business on behalf of the requesting party to the extent those are not already covered by the employer of the COPIN member.

Requesting Assistance. All request for emergency assistance made on behalf of the town shall be made or authorized by the mayor or his authorized representative. The town, through its appropriate senior officer, in accordance with the provisions of the act will be in full command of its emergency as to strategy, tactics and overall direction of the operation and shall direct the actions of the responding party by relaying orders to the senior officer in command of the responding party.